IQP inspections for automatic doors. access controlled doors. your Building WOF. SS 3/1 and SS 3/2.
We are IQP registered on the Central IQP Register for SS 3/1 automatic doors and SS 3/2 access controlled doors. We inspect, test and sign off your doors for the building's annual Building Warrant of Fitness, across Whanganui, Rangitikei, Manawatū, Palmerston North, Tararua and Taranaki.
Inspected, tested and signed off for your BWOF.
Every building with automatic doors, or locked doors on an escape route, has them listed on its compliance schedule. An IQP has to inspect them before the owner can sign the annual Building Warrant of Fitness. That is where we come in.
Check the schedule
We read the compliance schedule first, so we know exactly which doors are listed and what each one needs.
Inspect and test
Each door is tested on site: opening, locking, release, egress and any link to the fire alarm.
Fix what fails
If something fails, we tell you straight away and can usually repair it on the spot, on any brand.
Form 12A issued
Once everything passes, we issue the Form 12A certificate the owner needs for the Building WOF.
Two specified systems, done properly.
SS 3/1 and SS 3/2 cover the doors people rely on to get out of a building safely. We check every one against the compliance schedule and the standards it names.
SS 3/1 Automatic doors
Sliding and swing doors that open by sensor or push button, including doors on an escape route.
SS 3/2 Access controlled doors
Doors locked by a card reader, keypad or electric lock that must still let people out in an emergency.
Emergency door releases
Green break glass units that must unlock the door every time they are pressed.
Request to exit buttons
Exit buttons and sensors that let people leave without a card or code.
Fire alarm interface
Locked doors must release when the fire alarm activates. We test the link, not just the door.
Power failure and batteries
Fail-safe locks must release when the power goes, and backup batteries must hold up under load.
We know these doors from the inside.
We design, install and service access controlled doors every week, so your inspection is done by someone who knows the hardware, not just the checklist.
Electric strikes and maglocks
Fail-safe and fail-secure locks checked for correct operation, holding and release.
Access control systems
ICT, Inner Range and other systems. We inspect the doors whoever installed them.
Automatic door operators
Sliding and swing operators checked for safe opening, sensors and breakout where fitted.
Delayed egress
Delayed egress doors checked against every condition they have to meet.
Interlocked doors
Airlocks and mantraps checked so both doors release in an emergency.
Already with another IQP?
We can take over the annual IQP inspections for your building, whoever looked after it before.
One less thing to chase for your Building WOF.
We work around your building, keep a record of every inspection, and let you know when the next one is due. If doors are added or removed, we can help you get the compliance schedule updated.
For any building with these doors on its schedule.
If your compliance schedule lists SS 3/1 or SS 3/2, those doors need inspecting by an IQP.
Building owners
We look after the doors so your Building WOF can be signed off on time.
Property managers
One contact for every site, with records you can pass on to owners.
Body corporates
Apartment entry doors and car park doors kept compliant.
Schools and medical centres
Busy doors that have to let everyone out safely.
Retail and supermarkets
Automatic entry doors and staff doors on escape routes.
Offices and commercial sites
Card access doors that still release in an emergency.
Inspected by people who install these doors.
We have been designing, installing and servicing access controlled doors for 15+ years. We know what a good install looks like, and we can fix faults on the spot instead of just writing them up.
“Definitely the best security provider in Whanganui.”
IQP questions, answered.
What is an IQP?
An Independently Qualified Person. IQPs are registered to inspect and report on the specified systems listed on a building's compliance schedule. We are registered on the Central IQP Register for SS 3/1 and SS 3/2.
What are SS 3/1 and SS 3/2?
SS 3/1 is automatic doors. SS 3/2 is access controlled doors, meaning doors on an escape route that are locked or controlled electronically, for example by a card reader or maglock.
What is a Form 12A?
It is the certificate an IQP issues once the inspections in the compliance schedule have been done. The building owner needs it to sign the annual Building Warrant of Fitness (Form 12).
How often do the doors need checking?
The compliance schedule sets how often. Many doors have routine checks through the year as well as the annual IQP inspection before the Building WOF is due.
What happens if a door fails?
We tell you what failed and why. Most faults we can fix on the spot or come back with the parts. We work on all systems, any brand.
What areas do you cover?
The Central IQP Register covers eight councils: Whanganui, Rangitikei, Manawatū, Palmerston North, Tararua, Stratford, New Plymouth and South Taranaki. We are based in Whanganui. Get in touch and we will give you a clear price for your building.
Complete the system.
Book an IQP inspection
Annual Building WOF inspections, a new building, or taking over from another IQP. Tell us about the building and the doors on its schedule and we will be in touch, usually the same day.
Electronic security systems for homes and businesses. Based in Whanganui, working across New Zealand.
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